PPL Law Parts 1 and 2

Select all that apply: What is tested in a fit and proper person test?

• Ability to obtain a class 2 medical

• Criminal conviction history

• Transport offence history

• Mental health and behavioural problems

Pick all of the correct answers: What are the duties of a Pilot in command

• To ensure the safety of passengers however cargo is the responsibility of a loadmaster

• Ensuring that a flight makes a profit

• To break the law if required and it is safer to do so than follow the law.

• Have final authority of anyone and anything on board

Who is responsible for the notification of a change in medical condition of a pilot

• The pilot must notify both the CAA and their medical examiner

• The pilot must notify the police and they will notify the CAA

• The pilot must notify their AME and they will notify the CAA.

• The pilot must notify their CFI and they will decide if they can fly or not

Select all that apply: Who can you surrender your medical certificate to?

• The director or delegate

• A member of the police

• Your AME

• Your flight instructor

Which of the following is an accident?

• An engine failure

• Landing with undercarriage still retracted

• A missing aircraft

• A hard landing where no-one is hurt

How many times a year is the AIP updated?

• 2

• 4

• 6

• 12

How far from an aerodrome must you fly to turn in the opposite direction of the circuit pattern?

• 2nm

• 2km

• 5km

• 5nm

Which of the following is an aviation event?

• Warbirds over Wanaka

• Your CFI doing aerobatics overhead the aerodrome at 3000ft

• Any accident

• A low approach and overshoot

As a PPL holder are you permitted to cost-share on a flight?

• Yes providing that your passengers pay more than you

• Yes providing you pay more than your passengers

• No

• Yes but only if you own the aircraft

How far must a flight travel to be classed as a cross country flight?

• 25nm

• 50nm

• 40nm

• 20nm